Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-09-03
convention, they had to derive their in
formation from outside gossip, and this
was the cause Of their error no doubt
A ~. RUSSELL.


Mr.. Nelson Lewis has returned to st.
Paul.
All the boys are back from Waukesha
springs.
Mr.. shilow W. ellis has returned
from Peoria. &
Miss Mary ]. Logan returned to
Louisville, Monday.
Armstead Smith, Of Louisville, K Z,
is in the metropolis.
Hurrah for Chicago! We now have
six colored policemen.
Mr.. Geo. Woods. of ST. Lonis, is the
guest of Mr.. julie Pitts.
Miss Nettie B. Mosby is visiting
friends and relatives in Midway, KY,
Mr. N. G. Cowan spent the last two
weeks at Niagara Falls, he is back at his
post again.
Miss Maggie r. Coins, after a pleas
ant visit to Danville, Ill, returned to
the Guy last week.
Miss Flossie G. Thompson, Of New
Albanr, Ind, is expected in the city
during the next week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred. Carey, leave on
the 18th to 60 on the road with the Ten
nessee Jubilee Singers.
Mr.. Robert Patterson who has been
West during the past summer, arrived
here Monday looking well.
Messrs. "A. Malone and Jay Cox in
tend to give a stag dinner some tine
this month. Hurry up boys.
Mrs. VIM. Drake, of Nashville, Tenn,
is vising her daughter, Mrs. r. H
Harsh, 81, Twenty fifth street.
Mr.. Geo. Smith leaves next week for
Denver, Colorado, to make his future
home there. Success George.
The WESTERN APPEAL will always be
found on sale at Estella Cafe and Chas.
Landre's, Ill, E. Harrison street.
Mrs. Maggie Williams gave very
nice entertainment to her friends
Wednesday and quite large crowd was
out.
Harsh & Taylor have dissolved part
nership, Mr.. Harsh taking the place
which will be run as heretofore, in first
class style.
Miss M Virginia Robinson, who has
spent month in the Garden City
will leave for her home in Louisville,
XIV, Saturday.
Miss Julia Morgan passed through the
CRY Monday enroute to her home in
Springfield, Ill, she was returning from
Buffalo, N. y.
Mr.. Joe Haggerman has sold out his
interest in the well known place where
he has been for the last month to en-
gage in other business.
Ed. West, the well known jockey
was seriously injured Monday and il
was thought he would die, there is some
hopes of his recovery.
Miss Mary Maxwell after weeks va
cation returned to her sewing machine
last week. Miss Maxwell holds prom
inent position on Lake srteet as seam
stress.
Miss Fannie Alexander, one of thu
teachers in the public schoolsin Louis
vile, has been visiting the Garden City
for the past month left for her HON,
Saturday.
Mr.. J. 3. Bowen has partly made ar
rangements for another European tou
to join the Bohee brothers at Pavilion
Theatre, London, his wife will accom-
pany him.
Miss Liby Johnson celebrated he
birthday last Monday at her residence
on School street, large crowd Of ladie
and gentlemen were present and tn
occasion was grand.
Mr.. G. A. Jackson gave grand enter
tainment on Butterfeld street M onda
to Misses Bell and Emma Alexander, Q
Louisville, KY. Prof. Henderson
orchestra furnished the music and tn
night was spent tripping the fantasia
toe.
Eugene Caldwell, the catcher of th
famous Gordon base ball club, was &C
cidently killed while on his way bac
from lake Geneva. He was yonn
man that was well liked by all VIII
knew him, and mis- brother has TIL
sympathy of all his friends.
Miss Mollie Marshall has been ap
pointed as teacher in the Jones' schoo
which opens Monday. We should al
feel proud of her, as we have no othe
teacherin the schools of this city and
speaks we'll for her and also repays he
for her careful studies while in school
Mr.. Jasper u. Taylor who has for th
past four or five years been engaged il
business in this city, left for Cincinnat
Monday the 18th. and from there b
goes West to go into business. Chicag
cannot afford to lose many more of he
business men, but we cheerfully rocco
mend him any where he may locate.
Big Gums at the State Fair.
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